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in your midst that is a constant
menace to law and order in society?
to your "personal liberty" to the
comfort and happiness of yourself
and family? Reader, this you must
decide for yourself ere long---God
grant you may decide for right and
home.
The saloon must go.
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l most respectfully request that
all errors discovered in the fore
going list be promptly reported to
me at my office.
NQTlEEs-All delinquent person.
al property tax not paid by October
LIST 1887, must be collected by dis
tress.
II. NJ. LOOMS,
Treas. Day Co., Oak.
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NoTlcE OF TAx SALE

Notice Il hereby given sha< thu following Is q
list Of real property In Day county and Terrific
~ of Dakota on which the taxes for the year A:
ID. 1856, have become delinquent. That will
sell tho same for the taxes due thereon TO the
highest bidder on the first Monday in October.
A.. ID. 1857 at my once In the village OF Webster
county o. Day and Territory OF Dakct between
the hours Of nine fl o'clock .. m, and four %
O'Clock D. m. Of said day:
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Land once at watertown, Dsk Aug. 26. 1887.
Complaint having been entered 1t this once by
Dan A. LAsell against william II. Thrail, for
failure to comply with the law as 10 Timber
Culture Entry No. 500, dated April 9. 1882 upon
nay county oak. with q view to the cancellA-
ton OF said entity; contestant alleging that has
failed 20 keep SIS tTees per acre In thrifty,
| growing condition on said tract during the 9Th
and 9TH years Of said entry, that there are moi
to exceed 100 trees growing on said land. thai
4 acres broken second year has not ever been
| planted 10 trees. seeds or cuttings, that said five
acres of breaking done second year has never
| been cultivated That said tract 10 all grown
up 70 weeds and grass, and thatall Of these fail.
urex still exist, the said parties are summoned
to appear at this once on the 2sth day OF 0ct0-
| Der. 1887, at 2 O'Clock, p. NJ, to respond and fur.
nish testimony concerning said alleged failure.
| SSl52 D.. I. Bramble, Receiver.
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CONTEST NOTICES.

Land once, WATERFOWL. Oak, Sept. sth, 1887.
Complaint having been edtered at this once BY
lansing Sykes against Gu da T.. 0leson. for
ted July "a, 1851, upon lots 2, 3. 4, and 8, and
swK ofsek Sec. 10. township III. Range 81. in
Day county Dakcta, with . view 10 the cancels-
| summoned 10 appear ct this once on the fiat
day OF October, 1857. st2 O'Clock. Q. NJ, 10 re-
spond and furnish testimony concerning said
alleged aban donment. Testimony to be taken
before the Clerk Of the District Court ct Web
ster, OAK, Oct. 18th, 1881.
sis-l DIT. BsANBLE. Receiver.
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Land once 1t watsrtown. Oak. Aug. %. 1887,
| Notice Is hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has nled notice Of his intention v
! make dnal proof IN support Of his claim, ana
! shat said proof will be made before the Clefk
| DIsfrIct Court, Day county, sf Webster, Dakota
on October 18th. 1897. viz:
John Meyer.
D. s. 70. 1857. for lots Ia 8 and !. Sec. =
He nsnes che following Witnesses 70 prove his
| continuous residence upon. and cuitivAslon OF
said land, via. eerystius Gau, 0 Nsnocuet'
Joseph RussisF. Nicholas Longer, AL OF dren-
ss.sS N. ". = Register.
land once ct wstertown, Oak. Aus. 30, 1855.
Notice Is hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has filed notice OF his intention 70
make final proof in support OF his claim. ano
thnt said nrOos will be made before the CLERK
Dfstrics Court. Day county, At Webster. Dekote'
on October i4tk. 1887. Wis:
Joseph Russief.
D.. 8, No. 1855 for the nwN swk, 81 nwM, and
lots 3 and 4, Sec, S, 124. IS.
He names the following witnesses TO Prov MS
continuous residences upon, and cultivation OF,
said land, Wig: Nicholas Longer. steven jan
isch. John Newdusr. Joseph Herzog, all Of Gfen-
ss.sa II. W. sHEAra. Register.
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Land once at watertown, ID. T. Aug. %. 1887
Notice Is hereby given that the foliowing-nam-
ed settler has fled notice Of bis intention TO
make final proof in support OF his claim. and
that said proof will be made before the CLERK OF
District court Day co.. ct Webster, d. I. ON
October 7th, 1887. viz:
Albert Miloshifaky,
p. n. s. No. 1885 for the WI neN and nwZ
SCI sec 1. l23, IS.
He names the following witnesses 20 prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation of.
std land, viz: Joseph p. Retlender, John BreE-
XII, Frank Gsuba, Martin Block, all cfThorson,
Day county, D., 7.
625-50 N. ". sHEAFR, Register.
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Land Once ct WATERFOWL. n. r sen, AZ %,
Notice y hereby given that the ollowinr,nam
ed settler has filed notice of his Intention ~
make final proof IN support of his claim and
thalsaid proof will be made before the Jndre
OF n MS absence the Clerk of The District Con-,
o. DAy Co., q Webster, Dr., OF November i'll
Martin Norby.
D s No. lei75, for the sw1z See ii, i2f. 81.
He names the following witnesses N nrov.
his ~continnousr residence upon, ard cuitiyatian
OF, SAID land, yiz; Lars Nelson, Ole Iyerson'
Anton oisons John Peterson, all OF Webster. maj
slo-i N. ". sHEArE, Regisisf,
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N. W. sHrAyE. Eegss.er.

Land once at watertown, Daks Sept. 8, 1se!
Notice Il hereby given thatthe following,nameo
settler has fled notice OF his intention 20 MAKE
inal proofin support OF his claim. and thstsaid
proofwfn be made before the Clerk OF District
Court, Day Co. ct Webster. d. T. on ocsopef
I'D, 1857, viz:
David Marshall, Jr.,
o 8 Ne. lsoss, for the WI nwK and wKswH
See IL. i7i. "A.
He names the following witnesses to proye.his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation OF
said land, viz: Jasper Fulimsr. Franz Miller,
L. }. KILLER, Z. A. fullmer. all OF WauDsy. OAK
st5.i n. w. SHEAFE, Register.
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Land oLlce at Watertown, d. T. Ang. Is. 1887.
Notice is hereby given thatthe following named
settler has filed notice OF her intention to make
final proof in support OF her claim and that said
proof will be made before the Clerk OF District
Court of Day eountya at Webster, ID. T.. on octo-
Der 9Th 1887, viz:
Elizabeth Arndt.
p. d. 8. No. 1925 70, the seL sec. IL. 10, IS.
SIZE names the following witnesses 20 prove her
continuous residence upon. and cultivation OF,
said land, viz: G. J. shultz. George Burns, Joe
Burns. Harry Kock, oil OF wRubay d. T.
A-25-50 NJ. W. 6HKAFE, Register.
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Land once at Watertown, OAK. Aug. Is, 1857
Notice Is hereby given thatthe fo~llowing-nsmed
settler has filed notice of his intention TO make
hnal proof in support of his claim. and that said
proof win be made before the Judge or in HIS
absence the Clerk of the District Court of Day
Co., at Webster, on Sept. 2ld 1887. Wis:
Charles C. Stone.
II. Z. No. 4l22 for the nwX sec. /, III, IS.
He names the following witnesses 20 prove his
continuous Iesidence upon, and cultivation Of,
said land, via: C. r. Lsmpheye. r. A.Eullmer.
Frvnk Osborn, James Engiehart. all of waubey,
ID. T.
A-ls-4s NJ. w.sHEAyK, Register.
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Lsnd once at watertown, Dss. y 18th. lgs7
Notice 4 hereby given that the ToIlowing.nsms
setter mas nled notice Of his intention to make
maj PROOF IN support Of bis claim and thar 81 IA
PROOF viii DC mRde befope the CLERK Of DIstr5cs
oonft, nay % ~ Webster, on Nov. lat, 1857 VI,
Lars Nelson,
Ds No. 1920 fsy the MI sex. sel< seq sec a
l2i, 81 4rlots Sec 10. i2l. s..
ne names { Following witnesses 10 prove NJ,
eontinneus taasnce upon. and cultivation or
ssia lands pie y Norby. Msitin II, Norh1
ANON NJ Ule IrsrEon. all ofWehater. mai
sia-l y W, sHxA1E, Register.
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Land once at watertown, Oak. SEPT a. 1887
Notlce rs hereby given that the orowinT nam.
ca settler has filed notice of her Intention Ia
.la.e nnai proof In support of her claim, and
OF me District Court Day Co., at Webster, Dak.
on October 18th, 1881. viz:
Emma waldref,
DIS No. 1890 neX swL seL nwL srk neZ and
Ew u seN Sec. 50, l23, S..
she names the following Witnesses to prove
heF eontinupns residences upon, and cultivation
Cioyd, Charles Workman, Philip ]. Barringer.
siS-l NJ. w. sHkAFE, Register.
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Land oGice at Watertown, Oak. August 4, 1881
Soiice is hereby given thattke ollowing-named
settler has filed notice of his intention 10 make
final proof in support OF his claim and that said
proof Will be made before the Judge or in his
absence the Clerk Of the District Court OF Day
Co. at Webster. Oak. on September 2sd. 1857,
viz:
Orlando II. Burch.
I2I, SIS.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove his
~conttnuousr residence upon, and cultivation of.
said land, viz: Jonn Ridenour, Charles Crom-
well. A. w. Flanders, Ransom Davis, all OF
Webster. d. T..
ALIAS IL. W. sHEAFE. Register.
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Land once at watertowu. Oak. Aup Al 1881
Notice is hereby given that the following .nsmed
settler has hied notice of her Intention 10 make
nnal proof In support OF her claim and mat ssid
proof will be made before the Judge or IN his
absence the Clerk OF District Court for nav Co.
at Webster, Oak. on Oct. II, 1887, viz
Bridget Moran.
seH neN neA seL Sec. 70, and lots : and 3 Sac
&c. i22, "a.
She names the following witnesses to prove her
continuous residence upon, and cultivation or
said land. viz: Henry Freeman, WfllIam Al.
thof, Ole Olsen Ashland, William Nelson. ali OF
Waubay. Dakota.
$3.50 N. W. sHEAFE. Register.
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Land once at w~A.ertown. Oak. Augusta. 1887
Notice Is hereby given that the followi g-nsm
ed settler has filed notice OF his intention to
make final proof In support of bis claim. and
that said proof will be made before the Judge
or in HIS absence the Clerk of the District Court
Of Day Co, at Webster, OAK, on October 4th,
1887, viz:
Dams d. Wright.
L, ). 10. i4il1 for the M swN sec. 81, la, SIS.
He names the following witnesses TO prove
OF, said land. viz: Ransom Davis, Foster Pal
mer. Joseph schachte, John RydDer, sl OF
Webster. d. ].
A-li-sS NV. sHKAyE. Register.
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Land Once at WATERFOWL, Oak. Aug. 30. 1857.
Notice Is hereby gizeR that the ALLOWING nam.
Cd settler has filed notice Of intention Ia maEs
hhsi proof IN support OF bis plaim, ard thai
tfiet Colrt MARSHALL %, BIT Britton Dak5ta, on
John H~albauer.
d. s. No. 1852, for the pk nwX nwL nek and
lot I. Sec "a, l4s, M,t -"u
as names The talloTins Witnesses TO prove hi,
c0hitnp1us reslienfe nnQq and cultivation or
said land, viz, Louis sommer. Matthias samson
sshann sehhekway, George Unger, all OF Fort
Ss-62 n. W. sHKAyR. Register,
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Land Once at watertown, Dag. Sept. ID 1857.
Notice Is hereby given that the following-named
settler has filed notice Of his intention TO make
fLal proos in support Of his claim and that said
proof WILDE made before the Register or Re-
ceiyer at Wstertown, d. T., on October l7th
1887, viz:
Andrew johnson.
DIS, No. 1856. for the nwz Sec. q, tp 100 r Sc
he names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation OF
said land. viz: John Strome, Thomass 8. johnson
August johnson. p. I. Lee, all of Webster, d T,
sS-52 NJ. w. SHEAF@ register.
Land ONCE at watertown. Oak. Aug. 30. 1857
Notice Is hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has hled notice of his intention to
make hnal proof in support OF his claim, and
that said proof will be made before Clerk OF
October 18th, 1887, viz.
Nicholas Longer,
DIS. No. 1904, for the nell Sec. g, Iat. IS.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation OF
said land, viz Steven JaAiscH. John Meyer.
yenn Nenduer, Joseph Russicr, all .of Gren.
vile. Dakota.
$50 NJ. W. sHEAFE. Register.
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Land once st Wateriovn, Oak. Sept: sth, 1887
| Notice 10 hereby given that the following nam
/ ed settler has filed notice Of ais Intention 70
make 6nai proof IN support Of his claim. and
| that said proof will be made before ME CLERK
District Court 81. Webster. Dakota, on October
%. 1857, Wis:
Ulrfk y. Barth,
d o Ne. 1861. for the swX Sec 5. 12s. IS.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
said land, viz: Louis Larson, liver o. ID. Larson.
Ole Jacobsen, John Branden, al of Roslyn, OAK
$751; N. W. SHEATE, Register.
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DUST TO III 81.


Funeral Services of Well known Citizens.
The funeral of the late Frank H. Al
friend took place Yesterday evening at D
O'Clock from the Monumental church.
Rev Dr. John B. Newton conducted the
services There was large attendance
Of sincere moumcrs
The casket was lovely i'm finish and
design. and there was proiusion Of flo
raj tributes lnterment was made at
Hollywood The pall-bearcrs were as
follows Julien Bnford, s. B Witt
Monty West Charles L Williams, s. H..
Hawcs. r.. $. Bosher Williamson Talley.
w R Quarlcs, Page McCarty George H..
Poiudextcr. James y Boyd. James j..
Tyler
The funeral of Mr. Claiborne Burnett
took place from Laurel-strcet Methodist
church Yesterday at . o'clock pm. In
tcrmcnt was made no Hollywood. Mr..
Burnett was well known resident, and
WAS former very prominent and popular
citizen of Manchester llcwas for many
years p mcmbcrof the old Town Trustees,
and after thc war wa, Chief of Police FOR
some years Hc was am excellent man,
and left widow and two children, Mr.
AddIc j. Burnett and Mrs. John ID.
Baird and many friends who sincerely
mourn DIS death
The funeral of Mrs Louise Is Smith
took place Yesterday evening al 43O
o'clock from tbe First Presbyterian
church The deceased wa, The widow of
thc atc Charles i smith, and daughter
Of Iorac. j. Kent. deceased, one OF Rich
mOui's former hcst-k known merchants.
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rhr KcntnckN Democrat..

LOUISVILLE. Ky, May 5.-The Dem
ocratic state convention resumed its
session this morning with Mr. Carlisle in
the chlir Discussion on the resolutions
and platform was taken up. Congress
man Taulbce at once objected to the
clause relating 10 President Cleveland =
veto of the pensions, and there was a
lively discussion between Taulbee and
Hon james Mckenzie, present Secretary
of State Taulboc was finally sat upon
by ihe convention, and the resolutions as
drawn up by Mr. Carlisle and Mr. Wat
tcr,On. and as sent to the associated press,
were finally adopted,
General Simon Bolivar Buckner hay
us been nominated y acclamation for
Governor Hon. James " Bryan, Of Gov
neion. was nominated for Lieutenant
Governor ON the first ballot. The fol-
lowing gadditional nominations were made
by the convention r. ". Herdin, Of
Mercer county. Attomey-General Cen
cul Lafayette Hewitt. of Hardin, auditor;
Richard Tate, OF Franklin, treasurer
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INA BURNING MINE.
Fully One Hundred and Fifty Miners ~"
prisoned at Nanaimo, Is. L.

priSoncd AT Nanhimo, ID -
NANArMo. b. c.. May j.-All day yes
terdav gangs of men were engaged IN
strenuous efforts 10 subdue the flames IN
40. 1 shaft of the Victoria Coal Company
where an explosion occurred on Tuesday
nipht At pm. 10 was thought that they
had the fire under control. The Merri-
water stream fire engine did good work,
pumping water from the harbor down the
Shaft. the hand fire engine having been
taken down the mine to fight the fire from
the level II will be impossible to make
Am attompt 10 get at the imprisoned men
until the fire is subdued, for by doing SO
II would drive the gas on to the hre ana
cause "a second disaster There Is but III
ne hope of rcscuing the men alive, out
Am effort will be made at the first possible
moment To reach the imprisoned miners.
over ouc-half of the injured and impris-
oncd men leave wives and families to
mourn their untimely end.
THIRTEEN KNOWS TO BIZ KILLED 80 FAR.
The names of those killed and injured
and those now In the ill-fated mine are a
follows
Dead William Davis, John Linn, John
Smith. William Craven, and Frederick
Watson samuel Hudson, Of yelling,
who formed one of the rescuing party,
died from the effects of the after-damp.
Seven Cinnamon were brought up dead.
The injured are George Davis, John
Jones. ! Stove. Sr., John Lynch, and
jules Michael Richard Gibson, the over.
man Of the mine. miraculously escaped
with few cuts about the face
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..,'. '...,... .i,t ',.,r.. bnrncd to
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...f......,. ......v.I.-af f.. coal mine I'm
na...n nm 'vn..Ia, cyonue.
r.l rm.. r.nur.r Of Martins.
... i....l ~t,t.. senator
'i-' t,..'..... 3D.. f..t ballot
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open session ai aI"il"- ,.', .'' ''',''''' ni
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n''' n '''''.'''.' ..'....'
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Mc--r- CmrHlAurs Is Co.. OF i- Broad
way y g. lar- gram ''oNti-' were
posted DDS unable to mec. itict '"hirHC -
They were largely SNORT "i 'i'1 49, 81.
"'IN '"' ''
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The trouble which has been bre" "ng
for some fim. among tne IaNor.n- element
of Michigan City ouimin"lcd -" tuHes'a,yf
when over 300 employees OBJ 'He Noio-
sale lumber yards went ODD ID -'I'A' 'ol
more wages.
vb..l.r ba- invited the king of Den
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-06
w. lie Ono of The nender.e

AYooA. Iowa. May "a belief pre-
vail, here that Dr Charles Bruil, who re-
Gently committed suicide in jail at Dodge
Vile. Wis, while undergoing examina-
ton for poisoning his wife, was DR. John
Bender. Jr.. "a member Of the notorious
Bender fami of murderers, who fed
from Kansas several years ago TO escape
punishment for their crimes. The idea
was obtained from letter received here
lately from the faculty Of the college
which Dr. Bruil graduated from, in which
DO was said hl wa, known in the institu-
tion az John Bender. Jr, and from other
facts and circumstances which it is be-
icycl connect him unmistakably with
Lh.l n0LorLous llmIIy.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-06

General and Mrs. =. p. Moore, OF Rich
mond. are in Washington 90 remain 70
few DAYS with General Stewart y am y hcll,
United State. Army at Sl9 Fifteenth
street. General Moore in 0nts bAnw days
wa. surgeon of long service in The
army. but went South and became lhe
surgeon general of The Confederate " ar
Department Mrs Moore and Mis-. am
Nlfct are daughters of Major Jacob
Brown. of the Third artillery, who was
killed during The Mexican war. and after
whom Fort Brown. Texas, and The neigh
boring city of Brownyiile took their
nance
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al results which could at once go to th'
public. In negotiations Oi SUBJECTS uN'lN
| ing such large interests as those involved CIV
ing publicly to the delicate points niso o.-'', ,'.
would Doe likely to greatly e.undfta-s most
conducting them. aud 10 wh~ inc uhailihol'
wish Of this committee ana pl ih' '',iiiili
that the proceedings should ut cohli'ieN a'
they have been.
Your committee wish % pursue the -amo
policy until they aro prepared t0 make % ma
report. which they hope to be able io 40 WIN
in "a reasonably few days.
A similar report was presented IN lhe
Senate by Mr. WicEham.
The House and Senate tabled fhe re
port.
EVENING SESSION.
The evening session of the House com
menccd at 3 O'Clock. Mr. Cardwcll I'm The
chair
The following bills were passed
To amend the charter Of the Peters
burg and Chesterfield Railroad.
To incorporate the Falls Church and
Potomac Railroad
TO incorporate The Chesterfield and
jaime, River Railroad Company
The Kendall Bnk-Notc Company bill
wa. made the special order for to-day
40 o'clock
The Dim appropriatiug S220OO for the
payment of claims of soldiers and ma.
rincs came mp.
Mr. Echols thought the bin was too
important t0 De considered ri am evening
session. lie was in favor of paying lh'
wounded soldiers. but hc thought that
under thc present statute those who most
deserved help did NOT get it
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-06

BLOOMINGTON. lLL., May "a letter
from Tcxarkana, Texas, states that NJ.
ID. Mclean, formerly of this county, ia
now in iail there for wife murder About
tu0 years ago he married, in Bowie coun-
ty.a wealthy widow, with several chill
dren. n seems Mclean became dissolute
and spendthrit. and his wife refused to
furnish Linn money. To eXtOrt money
from hor hc would hold bis step-children
over the fire until they were severely
burned. and commit other equally inhu-
man deeds About week ago he re-
Quc,tod money and was refused, where
upon be- beat and cut his wife so severely
tnat She died from her injuries. The mur-
derer was arrested. and 10 was necessary
10 take him 10 TeXarkana to prevent his
being lynched
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NAY FIFTH AND SIXTH.


Yesterday was the twcnly.hlth ahnI-
yersary Of the battle of WILLIAMSBURG
fought I'm ls62 In this engagement inc
old First Virginia Regiment suffered con,
siderably \ number OF her best an, an1
brayest boys were killed and wounded
Nav 6tb is the twentv-third anniversary
Of the battle Of the Wilderness, when
began the day before In this battle the
Manchester Elliott Grays were actively
engaged. and several Of its number were
badly wounded.
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rhe IInnit1er Mu.icale.

The gallant llowitzers are noted loI
giving delightful entertainments an, ana
fbat last night was one of their best. Inc
nrorramme was very attractive one
including such distinguished artists a. as
Wrs Jacob Reinhard', Mrs. John H.
knowles. Jr, Nj c. b. Iippet, Mr
Moses Nav. and the Dobson Banjo CLUB
Mr.. II. b. owen, of Manchester VINO Is
very talented elocutionist, made grea'
hit in his recitation. The large audience
showed their appreciation 10y repeated
applause. In the large crowd present
were many old IIowitzers and supscrio'
ing members.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-06

There was q fun Attendance at the
caucu, in The hail of The House of Dele.
gate, last night Randall NJ Brown, of
Carol county was nominated for The
circuit iudgcship made vacant by Che
rcsienatlau of Judge r II Fulton Tie
is q fine lawyer. and will make faithin.
and efficient Judge
After this matter WAS disposed of there
wa, lengthy discussion OF the proposed
Constitutional amendment liking state
and Federal elections ON the same day
Ne,sr- Thurman. Rhea Massey, stuart
Taliaferro. and others spoke. Finally on
motion of Senator Rhea resolution was
adopted declaring 30 ineXpedient 10 adopt
such an amendment